Chapter
The Celebration of Terrible Art
51:39 - 57:01 (05:22)
The podcast discusses the phenomena of celebrating terrible art, where individuals find enjoyment in poorly-made movies, books, and sculptures.
Clips
This episode covers two topics: the idea of The Room film school envisioned by Neil Breen or Tommy Wiseau and Turkmenistan's former leader, Niyazov, who ordered the runama to be prominently displayed alongside the Quran or the Bible.
51:39 - 54:26 (02:46)
Film, Turkmenistan
Summary
This episode covers two topics: the idea of The Room film school envisioned by Neil Breen or Tommy Wiseau and Turkmenistan's former leader, Niyazov, who ordered the runama to be prominently displayed alongside the Quran or the Bible.
ChapterThe Celebration of Terrible Art
EpisodePart One: Turkmenbashi: The Dictator Who Declared Himself Jesus
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The statue of Korra Niazov, a spiritual guide for the people of Turkmenistan, is a giant interactive and moving book that opens every night, resembling a Disney attraction.
54:26 - 55:22 (00:56)
Turkmenistan
Summary
The statue of Korra Niazov, a spiritual guide for the people of Turkmenistan, is a giant interactive and moving book that opens every night, resembling a Disney attraction.
ChapterThe Celebration of Terrible Art
EpisodePart One: Turkmenbashi: The Dictator Who Declared Himself Jesus
PodcastBehind the Bastards
A man made a giant statue of his book, A Brief History of Ice, which just opens, as a way of celebrating the act of reading.
55:22 - 57:01 (01:39)
Books
Summary
A man made a giant statue of his book, A Brief History of Ice, which just opens, as a way of celebrating the act of reading.